Sentence examples for evidence for complete from inspiring English sources
The design of both QconCATs was supported by experimental identification of proteotypic peptides, leading to redundancy of information during quantification, and providing good evidence for complete digestion of both analyte and QconCAT.
Although some mammals have unlimited access to fresh water there is no evidence for complete loss of V2R function in those or any other mammals investigated.
Although many mammalian species have unlimited access to water there is no evidence for complete loss of V2R function indicating an essential role of V2R activity for survival even of those species.
Only in a few of the more advanced lesions in Lo-MYC mice, which in some cases showed invasion into the surrounding prostatic fat tissue (Figure 4C), was there evidence for complete loss of basal cells, indicative of unequivocal invasive adenocarcinoma.
On the assumption that the release of any parasites from the liver will eventually lead to a patent infection (such as animal 252, Panel D, Figure 1), we believe that the four animals that never had parasitemia provide evidence for complete protection against sporozoites and liver stages of the parasite.
To date, only one study, a study of the moth Bombyx mori, has discovered evidence for complete dosage compensation in a ZW species.
This paper presents the most recent European guidelines based on the best available evidence for the complete management of NVUGIB.
Three GalURs also provided the main evidence for a complete D-galacturonate pathway during fruit development.
Since per is involved in the synthesis of perosamine [16], the only Brucella O-PS sugar [17], we took this as evidence for a complete core in R1 and, consequently, for a mutation affecting the O-PS.
At day 6 p/s, this amino acid position was shared between Glu at frequency 0.97 and Lys at 0.03, but then the frequency of Glu increased to 1.0 at days 103, 148, 177, and 301 p/s providing evidence for a complete reversion to wild type and eliminating Lys from the pool of viral quasispecies.
